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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-15
COTTON OIL TRUST.
A Bill Filed Against the Corpora
ton al New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, La, April IA bill
was filed today in the Civil District
Court on behalf OF the State OF Louisi-
ana against the American Cotton Oil
Trust Company and its officers jointly
aud severally, praying for an ipjunc-
ton restraining all the defendants
from "doing any act or acts whatso-
ever within the limits of Louisiana /;
from entering into any contracts or
obligations OF any kind for or on be-
half OF said American Cotton Oil
Trust Company; from buying, selling,
exchanging or leasing in property,
rights or credits, whether movable or
immovable, within the State; that l
Glenny and Atwood Violet be indi.
vidually restrained from selling or Of
fering for sale, dealing in or otherwise
operating in certificates, stock or sh ares
of the American Cotton Oil Trust
Company; tn at receiver be appointed
to take care of, manage, conduct,
liquidate and settle under direction OF
the court the sffiirs of said company
that on final hearing the injunction be
perpetuated, and the American Cot
Ton Oil Trust Company be edjudged
guilty OF usurping, intruding into and
illegally holding and exercising the
franchises and privileges OF a corpora
tion organized under the laws OF the
Sate without being duly incorporated,
and be forever excluded and debsrred
from such franchises or privileges
within the State, and declared to be an
illegal, invalid and fraudulent associa.
ton.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
An Alderman Arrested for wOrh Ing
n Colored Voter.
ESPECIAL TO rHE ArPEAL.l

CHATTANoo GA, Tenn, April a.
Alderman @. O. Howard, OF the Fifth
Ward, was arrested tonight on an in
dictment found by the United States
grand jury ON the charge Of procuring
the fraudulent vote OF r. p. Tucker,
colored, at the October election.
Tucker was released from Jail a few
days since for illegal voting, aud it is
on his evidence that Howard is arrest.
ed. He denies the charge in toto. A
hearing will be hsd tomouow morn
ing.
The Delta Tan Delta fratsruity
meeting with Lamba Chapter w.l be
opened here tomorrow morning,
Members from Vanderbilt University
are present.
A fire broke out at ! 0 o'clock tonight
in the kitchen OF f. s. Hyde's 10 j.
dence, corner OF Third and Pins
streets, and the house was destroyed
Loss, $500; partly covered by it,
BuraL Ce.
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Marine Matters.

RoUEN, April 14.-Arrived-Ddf.
field, New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN, April 14.-Arrived--
Steamer The Queen, New York.
LONDON, April 14.-Arrived-St
er State Of Nebraska, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, April l4.-Arriyed-
Steamer We ,land, New York, for Ant
werp, and Aller, New York, for Bte-
men.
HALIFAX, N. g., April 14.-The fish
ing schooner Anna McGhee, OF Pub
nico, while attempting to run into this
port went ashore at Musquadoboit ard
has become a total loss. Clarence
Malone, aged 10 years, one of the
crew, was washed overheard and
drowned. The vessel was of fifty tons
register, and was owned In Pubnico.
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IRELAND.
The Way 20 suceeed-OnIy Noed n
shance-PrOtesttDR Against COeR-
ctOm.

The Way TO succeed-OnIy Need a
shanee-PFOtestinK Against COeF-
ciOn.
DUBLIN, April 14.-Mr. Parnell, Mi.
chael Davitt, and a number of other
prominent Irishmen, are actively en-
gagged In the work OF promoting the
organic ition OF an Irish wooden manu-
featuring and exporting company,
with a capital Of $500,0O0. Mr.. Davitt,
while in the United S'a'es recently,
received many promises OF assistance
from American importers of wooIens.
A meeting of those interested in the
initial formation of the company will
be held In this city tomorrow.
United ireland says that if Irishmen
had one chance in 10000 they would
transfer the coercion debate from
Parliament to Barricades. But as that
chance does not exist, Irishman can
only set their teeth and hold their
tongues. The paper adds: "The idea
remains TO simultaneously summon
the whole adult population OF Ireland
to make one grand historic protest
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ENGLAND.
Further Particulars of the Wreck
of the Victoria.

Further Particulars of the Wreck
OF the Victoria.
LONDON, April 14.-FuHther particu-
lars Of the loss near Dieppe Of the New
haven and Dieppe packet Victoria
show that the vessel struck the rocks
amidships. The passengers immedi-
ately rushed to the stern, which,
through d downward list Of the bow,
was buoyed up by deep water on that
side Of the rocks. A terrible scene en-
sued then while endeavors were being
made TO float the lifeboats, which
were seriously interfered with by the
strong swell Of the sea. At last, when
q boat was ready to be lowered and
fifteen men and, women embarked in
it, lady's shawl became entanged in
a pulley OF the stern davit and caused
the boat TO descend to the sea
bow foremost. Most OF the
occupants were thrown out and
drowned. Two ladies jumped
from the deck into the boat after
it reached the water and overturned
it. Other boats were then safely
launched, and succeeded in reaching
Fecanp,. rescuing on the way with
boat hooks two persons who had been
swept out to sea. Mrs. Bran Stoker
was saved.
The Paris Figaro says terrible re-
sponsibility resLs upon the keepers OF
the Cape ALLY Lighthouse, who only
sounded the fog horn after hearing
the crash made by the steamer ss she
struck the rocks. The captain Of the
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BROWNSVILLE, TENN.
A Memphis Attorney tsoi az 90 Shef-
neld-sOcial Matters.
IsrKoIAL TO ran ArPnAL.l

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, April A.
John Howen, q promir eut druggist of
this place, will remove his stock to
She field May 1st, where he will be
joined by r, II. Wilboyte, an a,tor-
ney Of Memphis, aad together they
will carry on an extensive business.
Both the gentlemen stand very high,
and will doubtless command the con.
fidencs OF their new friends.
About twenty-five members from
the lodge OF Knights OF Pythiss re-
turned from Ripley yesterday, where
they organized a new lodge.
Tns Rev. ]. p. Trotter, Prof. Eager,
Col. Polk, +. +, Glass, A. NJ. Austin
and Stacy Lord will attend the B,ptist
Layman's Conference at Nahville
next week.
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A school Teaoher,s Crime.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, April IA This
afternoon George Werner, teacher of
the suburban village school in the
town OF williamsburg. punished a re-
fractory pupilnamed Henry Seugbisch
by applying a ruler sharply to his
wrists, and the latter fell back ia his
seat unconscious. Supposing that the
boy had tainted, he threw two pals Of
water over him, but the pupil was
dad. The teacher fed, aud has not
been seen since. The farmers OF the
community are looking for Rim, aud
threaten to lynch him, as the boys fa-
ther claims that Werner choked him
To dea,h.
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ever slave put his OF on Eoglish
soil he became a freeman. Ireland
complained that it was now intended
to declare that wherever a fteemsn
put bis foot on Irish soil he should
become q slave.
The resolutions wsrs sdop'ed with
cheers, and the announcem snt was
made that thev would be- cshled to
Gladstone and Parnell.
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The DeIixh,f.I LisuId Laxa,,vo.

Syrup Of Figs is most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as it is
easily taken by old and young, and Is
prompt and effective in curing
habitual constipation and the many
ills depending on a weak or inactive
condition Of the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which 1t acts, and
awakens them to healthy activity. For
sale by H. ]. Heister and all leading
druggists; Van Vleet & Co., g. w.
Jones & Co., W. N. Wilkerson & Co.,,
and 8. Mansfield d Co. have been ap-
pointed wholesale agents. at Memphis.
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EVENTS ON THE TURF.
Races at New Orleans-Wlnner of
the Craven Stakes.

New ORLEANS, La, April IA The
track was dusty.
First Race One mile, selling. Gen.
Price won; Mclaughlin second, Queen
Esther third. TiEe-1 :433.
Second RdCe.-Seven furloDgs. Favor
won; Romp second, Pat Sheedy third.
Time-I :29.
Third Race B )ston Club stakes, for
two year ods, five furlongs. Jack
Cocks won; Badge second, Buckhound
third. Time-l :043
Fourth Race Light weltsr weights,
selling, six furlongs. Kink won; Pro.
bus second, Whisky Jack third. Time
-1.l73
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Assassination I'm LOui,Ians.

NEw 0RLEANL, LA, April l4.-A
special to the Picdylns from Shieve
port Gays: H. q. Griser, farmer, of
Bossier parish, was shot from ambush
yesterday while plowing in a field.
His ten year old son was the only wit
ness Of the crime, the perpetrator OF
which made his escape,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-15
FRANCE.
Haytian Territory Safe.

PARIS, April 1.-THE Temps says
England has assured France that she
has no intention of making an attack
on Hayti. England, the Temps adds,
has reduced the indemnity demanded
of Hayti to 100000, and the French
Admiral, who was ordered to proceed
to Hsyti with bis f1rce, in order to
protect Europeans, has been orde ed
to leave Haytian waters.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
MEMpnIs, TENN, Anil ls, 1857.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April IS, 1887.
This instrument withnesseth, that by mu-
tual consent of the partners, tho firm of
l. KEATING, Memphis, Ton
nessee, owners, publishers and propriotorS
Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL newspaper, and Of
the ou ft and ma,hinery thoreuulo pertain
ing, has this day been dissolved, tho said M.
G. GALLAwAY retiring, having sold his inter-
est in said newspaper property to W. A.
COLLIER, M. d. TREzEvANT. AARON d.
ALLEN, LAURENCE LAMB and 7. b. HArCHETT.
NJ. c. dALLAWAY.
J. M. KEATING.
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SENATORIAL ELEC CION
In the Florida Legislature-Three
Ballots Taken-BlOxham
Ahead.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 14.-The
Democratic Senatorial caucus at Talla-
hsssee resumed ballotiDg tonight, and
three ballots were taken. On the first
ballot between candidates, it, stood: !:
Bloxham, 35; Perry, 80; second bal
lot-Perry, 3S; Bloxham, 32; third
ballot-Bloxhsm, So; Perry, 81.
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Newmarket Races.

LONDON, April 14.-At the New
market races today the Craven stakes
for three year olds, was won by half q
length by M. Dawson's colt, The
Baron; Capt. Bjwling's Csrisco sec
ond, head in front of r. Bignell's
Rev
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-15
MARRIED..

J0YCE-PR0VENzALE-On tho evening
ofthe 18th of April, by the Rev. Mr.. Scott,
Miss Mary Provensale and Mr.. William J.
Joyce, both Of this city.
TH0RNT0N-HENRY-By the Right Rev.
G. 7. QuintArd, Bishop Of Tennessee, at the
Church of the Advent, Nashville, yesterday,
DR.. @. b. Thornton, Of this city, and Mrs.
g. A. Henry, Of Alabama.
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against the coercion bill, but even the
impressiveness Of this would be de-
stroyed by the misreporting OF the
English press"
BELFAST, April 14.-The Most Rev.
Patrick McAllister, D. D., Roman Cath
olic Bishop Of Down and Oonnor. the
Most Rev. Michael Flannery, DID,,
Roman Catholic Bishop Of Killaloe,
and the prizes of Csstlebar and Bal
linasloe have published protests
against the passing Of the coercion
bill.
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Masonic Notice.

DEsoTo LODGE NO. 2se. r. h "A
- A. M.-Will meet in stated ~.
communication this (FRIDAYX "
evening, lat 8 clock ,ior d'spatch of~
bus ness. Members Of sister lodges
and M MS in good standing are frIternally
invited TO attend.
By order W, j. BROWN, WIN.
Attest: IL. Il. CULLEN. SenrntnrY
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ITALY.
Perhaps They Will he RaIsed.

Perhaps They will He Raised.
ROME, April l4.-The Pope has been
informed by Prussia that she ia con-
sidering his recently expressed wish
that on the conclusion of the expec ed
mutual understanding the Prussian
representation at the Vatican will be
raised to the rank OF an EN- bassy.
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In retiring from tho APPEAL beg to ex-
press my sincere thanks to its friends and
patrons for their support and confidence.
and I heartily bespeak for my successors q
continuation OF the same.
M. G. GALLAWAY.
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A LII members of the Order OF Good Tenn
n plars are requested TO meet Mt the Ma
tatoriun, on Jeperson street, this (Fhl-
DAY. evening, at 1850 o clock, ..i-,tt
). D. PLACh, VIC, 4,
Attest; AopKlSs. Secretary.
National Republican., 1887-05-05
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items OF Interest Gathered for the
"Repubiican's" Readers.

The commissioner Of the revenue an l the
collector of city taxes were out yesterday Is
suing licenses to the liquor dealers for the
month of May only. as required by late act
of the legislature. There is considerable COM
plant as to the law. 1t certainly gives the
state officers large amount OF extra work.
1t Is understood that Mr.. j. s. Douglass will
by the committee of the independent party.
The complimentary hop given by the
Fanchion Club at McBurney's Hall last night
was the last of the season, and was voted by
all pre- sent to be the best.
The editorial In the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
Of Mays, in regard to the constitutionality OF
to Virginia, has created much comment upon
the subject and has set the people to thinking,
and 1t Is understood that move will be made
S eyp rspa peca sad o the
at least two-thirds OF the people would be
found TO be in favor Of going back to the Dis
that they never had the right to recede, and
should now be part of the District.
Mr. ]. W. Holt will deliver the address Of
the ts opera House @ s on The iith instant. ' A'
Mr.. Joseph II. Maddox died at his residence
on North washington street yesterday morn
ing IN the Gith year Of his age He came to
Capt. Il. l.. Norton expects to comme nee
work at his yard building liie-boats and yachts
very soon.
The receipts of fish yesterday were l5O 900
herring and 1000 shad. Herring sold for from
So to SO per thousand and shad at IS to sl2 per
hundred.
Mayor Smoot yesterday collected 81 from
John Hall. the price ofa nights drunk, Three
parties arrested Tor trifling olienses were dis
charged as there was nothing proven against
them.
MIR. and Mrs. W. e. Atwell last night cele-
brated the flftieth anniversary of their we'd
ding. Avery handsome silk quilt, each square
OF which was contributed by a relative OF
member of the family, was presented to Mrs
Atwell. The occasion was q pleasant one to
all who took part,
National Republican., 1887-05-05
FoREpAUGH SUCCESSFUL
In Capturing the City and Its Resi-
dents.


AS early as midnight of Tuesday groups Of
boys, principally of dark hue, were gathered
at various points on Ninth street north. They
were waiting for the circus, and they had
every opportunity for a more extended wait
than they desired, for the circus was late. A
curious accident was the cause OF the delay.
A little this side of Baltimore a car, while
passing a. switch, jumped Its track, aud
the result was that the front wheels
were on one track, while the hind wheels pre-
empted a neighboring one. 1t was three hours
before things were righted 80 that the train
could proceed Eineo clock was striking when
the All ana sme
and then It was shorn of half its attractions,
for the Gagged animals were not In line. much
to the disappointment Of many. 1t was un-
cannot be blamed for 1t.
There was an afternoon performance which
opened at O'Clock and there was an immense
before 1880 It was found necessary to close the
application therefor. Inside the vast tent ,
grand show Adam Forepaugh had provided
for his patrons. Outside were fully
5000 growlers whose only solace
lemonade and masticating the festive and
ever.present peanut. A number Of them in
vested sundry nickels In the side shows where
IepOscu tHe CnstOiuaIy luJ WOuluu OF tue tdt-
tooed man; a tattooed woman, tinted with all
the colors of the rainbow, was a great attrac-
tiop The fazir fourished, not only on every
corner but along the entire front OF the ad.
Joining sidewalks.
Under the big tent George Lees military
band discoursed sweet music, while an anxi-
Gus audience was fast becoming cross.eyed
from endeavoring to watch simultaneously
three rings, the elevated stage, and the multi.
tude of performers that occupied each. The
grand procession was success, and was fol
lowed by feats of skill and daring never
equaled In the circus of the past. Thorough.
bred performing stations, educated dogs aud
monkeys, the Blondin donkey, the boxing
and clown elephants, and numerous other ami
mails excited enthusiasm, while the bipeds WED
with each other for excellence In all theiI
efforts. The greatest feature Of the show is Q
new one. 1t is the representation of that fata
| fight on the Little Big Horn, when the gallant
| Custer and his brave "boys in blue" were am
| bushed and slain. The thrilling realistic
| effects were immense; they were beyond de.
scriptlon. To make distinctions as to the indl
yidlial success of the performers could hardly
| be done the show was good In every particu
| lar.
The collection of vi lid animals is the best IL
| the country. and their splendid condition
| reflects great credit on the management,
| T0.day's performances are at and 8, anC
| those who desire to behold the greatest circu
| of modern times will do well to be In the ten
an hour before the programme is enteret
| np0n
National Republican., 1887-05-05
Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: NJ. Ready, to erect one brick dwell
ling, $500, numbered IS Massachusetts, avenue
northeast; A. Richards, to erect three brick
dwellings, s14 ,0O0 on street, between Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth streets northwest; ].
NJ. Green, to erect four brick dwellings. $40 900,
numbered 1918, 1920. 1922, and 1927 Twelfth
street northwest; /. Simmonds, to erect frame
dwelling 81 900, on Grand View avenue; j.
Gleason, to erect brick dwelling, $3.50, num-
bered 1910 Fifth street northwest; N. Dillard,
to erect three brick dwellings, 81 500, numbered
1908, 1905, and 1907 Kings Court; l.. ID. Means,
to alter house, near Brooks station, $4,000;
George Roth, to alter No. d52 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, $500; L. Childs. to alter 1887
@ street northeast, $50; Mrs. J. Lynch, TO alter
No. d16 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
800; w. B. jackson, TO erect five brick
dwellings, $1,000, numbered 9Oi to Oh X street
southeast; II. Il. Taylor, 10 erect brick DWELL
ing, 5000, numbered 1910 street northwest;
George Bergling's estate. to erect brick dwell
ing, 81. 900. numbered 710 Fifth street north
west; @. S. Carter, to erect brick and stone
dwelling, 8S 900, on Meridian Hill; p. Maloney,
TO erect brick stable. $500. in rear of Ga B
street southeast; Rev. ]. Dilard, to erect frame
dwelling, $500, on Pomeroy street between
Fourth and Fifth streets; s. Fowler. to alter
No. zoos | street northwest, 500; Mr.. Bres-
hannah, to alter No. i24 M street northwest,
$500; r. b. Potter estate, TO alter No. 2009
street northwest, 5000; s. l.. Dathn, to alter
No. 1904 Sixteenth street northwest, 81, 900;
Mrs. f. G. Doubleday, 10 alter No. 7l5 ii street
northwest, 500: ii. g. Lichau, to build frame
shed in BrIghtwood Driving Park, 500.
National Republican., 1887-05-05
A Letter From a Conductor.

owEGo, TIoGA Co., N, Y, Dec. II, lSs5.-In
1879 was taken suddenly with lumbago, while
running my train through to Buffalo. / was
completely iloored, and utterly incapacitated
from attending to my duties rs conductor
Shortly after l was taken, every passenger
knew of 1t, and one gentleman, can't remem.
ber his name now, came up with box OF ALL
cocks Porous Plasters and told me he would
put two OF them on. They had hardly been
put on before was relieved somewhat, and In
fifteen OF twenty minutes at most was able
to sit up straight, and in an hour was enough
better to attend to my otliclal WORK. and
Just kept on gaining and feeling better until
was entirely well. From that time to the
present have time and again used these
Plaslers, and have yet to find them fail In re-
leying cough, or pain, or ache. My wife says
she has not known what 1t is TO have a
baek-aehe for more than few hours since
Allcoek's Porous plGsters were kept In the
house.
NJ. MumENE, Conductor Erie Railroad.
National Republican., 1887-05-05
PURELY PROFESSIONAL.
Increased Dizziness Characterizes tho
Stock Market,

NEW York, May i.-The stock market was
still duller than on nyprevious day this week,
showing no animation throughout the day,
except just at the opening and the close. Not
withstanding the dullness however, there was
n marked change In the tone of tho market,
and instead OF the weakness prevalent for the
past few days there was steady, though SLOW,
hardening OF values throughout the day, while
few stocks developed marked strength. There
was no news beyond tho reports OF railroad
earnings Of character to affect values, but
number OF operators changed front on the
market and strength was developed in New
England, aided by the uttcrances OF one of the
directors There was the usual attempt TO
ness OF the London market, but from that time
there was no appearance OF weakness In the
market There was no change In the charac-
ter Of the dealings, which still remains purely
The opening was somewhat irregular, though
declines from last evenings prices were In
from u per cent below 70 y per cent. above.
First prices were generally tho lowest OF the
day, the market advancing throughout from
emay ds When Fort Worh SSoh snd Denver
assumed the lead. There was no change
whatever In the condition OF the market until
the last hour when little moro animation
was accompanied by increased strength, and
the best figures Of tho day.
Money on call has been easy, ranging from
to bT, last loan at 3, aud closing offered
at 3. Sterling exchange Is dull and steady.
Actual business ut dS6I4to 1861 for 6o-day bills,
and ls7Ia TO 1881 for demand. Posted rates, 4Si
to 4S9 Government bonds have been dull and
heavy. State bonds have been dun aud
steady. -
Treasury balances-Coin, slSl,7i5,75 cur.
The following were the closing bid quota
tions.
Ss 100; Is, 1854; a. coup,, llo; Pac.
La otSS ccns No. SS g 81 S5 e. "SoSs coS,
Is. 123i do. is, es; Tenn. settlem't 6s ioi;
DO. 5s, loS; ya. 6, 20; do consuls \ n. q;
e.; Tenn ssttemt Ss TT; GenEi Pac Yolit lst
Northern Pac. lst,. us; do. %. 1851; North
western cons, 1872; do; debenture. llo4s
st. 1. 4 San Fran, lls; s.. Paul Con, 1889 y;
T p. R: G. & G.. 759S Onion Pao., LIST, lilSSHi
Alton 4 7. H., .Si9l do, pref, 20; American
Can. Southern, 6o9E; Canton, 55Ss; Central
Pac., 40i Ches. & Ohio, "; Chicago &Alton, ,ii5;
do, pref, 16o; G. B. 80, li11a; Cleye'd Y COL,
fGs SS1 6ss1ei Ssa Y BEL g. haah h!s 1!Ss s Rs 40
pref, 75h;. Fort Wayne, iio5s;. Harlem, 223;
hous. = Tex.,, 80; III Cen 1888; Kans; q
Ifas I @ NS.h L. G i T 81 lake csH s@OrGi iSS s
Chat; S9 Met r. 295 Mich. Gen., 81; ,go Nc
Chat. s2}22' N. J; Genital, Sl9sdNfk. & ". pref,
Central. 1I2lz; Chicago a st. L., loH: do.
Or. Nav, 1O2; Pae Mail, b6j 4 Pittsburg, 1881;
Reading. 4514 Rich. & Aleg;, e,H Rich. q
Dan, 1850; Rock J., 1so; 81: L.. 4 $. r,
Paul. oi%; do. pref. 1is}S; St. Paul 4
O., 5l5si do. pref, 1l2S; Tex, Pac. ISossi
2099s do. pref, s5s; Wells Far. 19S; W. Union,
761E; Tenn. Coal Il Iron, 4l21 Cotton Oil
Trust, 6l5s Quicksilver, 6; do. pref, 81.
erain ana Provisions.
Following is the range Of prices in the Chicago